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PIP3 upgrade makes Debian installation fail in during the first run #53

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marcus67 opened this issue Jun 2, 2019 · 0 comments
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marcus67 commented Jun 2, 2019

Current behavior: in the postinst script of the Debian package pip3 is upgraded to the latest version. However, for this reason pip3 does not work well for the installation of the PIP packages resulting in the apt-get install -f to be required to be called twice.
Desired behavior: The upgrade of the pip3command should be independent of its usage during installation.

@marcus67 marcus67 added the bug Something isn't working label Jun 2, 2019
@marcus67 marcus67 added this to the Version 0.2 milestone Jun 2, 2019
@marcus67 marcus67 pinned this issue Oct 5, 2019
marcus67 added a commit to marcus67/python_base_app that referenced this issue Dec 27, 2019
*   Support for overriding of settings using environment
*   Abstraction of the audio engine (class `BaseAudioPlayer`)
*   Support for `mpg123` as audio engine (new)
*   Support for `playsound` as audio engine (rewritten as engine)
*   Support for `pyglet` as audio engine (new)
*   Correct handling of default locale on slave device
*   Distribution of login mappings from master to slave (for Docker containers and MacOS)
*   New CI stage to build docker images
*   Consistent hiding of sensitive variable values in logging
*   Packages `sudo` and `procps` added to the Debian package dependencies
*   Explicit call of `pip3` using absolute path in Debian control file
*   Closes #53, see [here](marcus67/little_brother#53)
*   Provide simple shell script to grant message clients access to X server
*   Several test cases added
marcus67 added a commit that referenced this issue Dec 27, 2019
*   Support for overriding of settings using environment
*   Abstraction of the audio engine (class `BaseAudioPlayer`)
*   Support for `mpg123` as audio engine (new)
*   Support for `playsound` as audio engine (rewritten as engine)
*   Support for `pyglet` as audio engine (new)
*   Correct handling of default locale on slave device
*   Distribution of login mappings from master to slave (for Docker containers and MacOS)
*   New CI stage to build docker images
*   Consistent hiding of sensitive variable values in logging
*   Packages `sudo` and `procps` added to the Debian package dependencies
*   Explicit call of `pip3` using absolute path in Debian control file
*   Closes #53, see [here](#53)
*   Provide simple shell script to grant message clients access to X server
*   Several test cases added
marcus67 added a commit to marcus67/python_base_app that referenced this issue Dec 30, 2019
*   Support for overriding of settings using environment
*   Abstraction of the audio engine (class `BaseAudioPlayer`)
*   Support for `mpg123` as audio engine (new)
*   Support for `playsound` as audio engine (rewritten as engine)
*   Support for `pyglet` as audio engine (new)
*   Correct handling of default locale on slave device
*   Distribution of login mappings from master to slave (for Docker containers and MacOS)
*   New CI stage to build docker images
*   Consistent hiding of sensitive variable values in logging
*   Packages `sudo` and `procps` added to the Debian package dependencies
*   Explicit call of `pip3` using absolute path in Debian control file
*   Closes #53, see [here](marcus67/little_brother#53)
*   Provide simple shell script to grant message clients access to X server
*   Several test cases added
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